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Getting Started
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App Portal
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Features
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cPGuard Lite
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Command line
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User plugin
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FAQs
- Reissue license
- Notify users on outdated CMS
- Restore a file
- Blacklist a file
- Whitelist files
- Start manual files scan
- Exclude domain from bot attack and captcha check
- SRBL - Whitelist domain or sender IP Address
- Enable Ioncube in cPanel PHP
- Grant server access to support
- How to fix the agent error in App Portal
- Whitelist a WAF rule ID
- Run a hook script after file detection
- Whitelist a user in the scanner engine
- What is inotify watch and how will it affects server performance
- Migrate license to a new server or IP Address
- Tagging Servers
- How to install cPGuard Standalone
- How do we calculate the number of users on a server
- Add additional directories to automatic scan list
- cPGuard WAF required settings and depencies
- So many cpguard-job-logs::fetchlogs processes running
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on CentOS/RockyLinux/AlmaLinux
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- How to whitelist an IP address
- How to report a file?
- Block PHP script upload using cPGuard WAF
- cPGuard License abuse is detected
- Webuzo Security using cPGuard - Webuzo Antivirus - Webuzo Antimalware
- Block countries from accessing your websites and server
- Import and export cPGuard configuration
- Customising/Branding the email Templates (user emails)
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General
- Migrating cPGuard V3 to V4
- Uninstalling cPGuard
- Overriding WordPress cron job
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on Debian/Ubuntu
- How do we calculate the number of users on a server
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- Bulk Action - Run an action against multiple servers
- How to whitelist an IP address
- How to report a file?
- Block PHP script upload using cPGuard WAF
- cPGuard License abuse is detected
- Request body excluding files is bigger than the maximum - Request body no files data length is larger than the configured limit
- Block countries from accessing your websites and server
- Import and export cPGuard configuration
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Change Logs
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Standalone
- cPGuard Standalone Configuration
- How to modify standalone configuration file cpguard.ini
- How to install cPGuard Standalone
- How to secure the websites on a Webmin/Virtualmin server using cPGuard
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on Debian/Ubuntu
- Secure websites on Control Web Panel / CWP Server
- Installing cPGuard on Enhance panel
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- Secure websites on Interworx Control Panel
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Standalone Panels
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WAF
- cPGuard WAF required settings and depencies
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on Debian/Ubuntu
- Whitelist a WAF rule ID
- WAF Integration
- Web Application Firewall
- Install ModSecurity with Nginx on CentOS/RockyLinux/AlmaLinux
- How to install latest ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache - Install ModSecurity 2.9.7 with Apache
- Block PHP script upload using cPGuard WAF
- Request body excluding files is bigger than the maximum - Request body no files data length is larger than the configured limit
Start manual files scan
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cPGuard provides an option to initiate a manual scan on your server against a specific directory or for whole pubic files [ ALL ]. The scan options are explained below.
- ALL public files:- This will scan all files within the document root of all websites on your server. Please note that whitelisted users are excluded from this scan.
- A specific directory that you can enter manually.
- Specific DocRoot from the drop-down.
These options provide you the flexibility to scan the exact path that you wish to scan.
Note :- Please note that cPGuard is Web Security Suite and the scanner engine is designed to scan web-related files specifically. So it is recommended to start a manual scan against web-specific files to avoid false reports.
Start a scan from the UI
To start a scan from the App portal, go to cPGuard >> Virus Scanner >> Manual Scans. This option will help you to initiate a manual scan on your server. There you can find an option to start a scan against different targets.
Start a scan using CLI
You can also start a scan against various targets using the cpgcli command line utility. Please find the different options below.
scan Start a manual scan
--all | --daily | --weekly | --path directory
So to start a manual scan against all files, use the following command.
cpgcli scan --all
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